Форум поддержки Firefox

I have strict tracking protection turned and and i have a rule set for both https and http for bing, yahoo, and some other sites, and no matter how many times i delete their cookies from the settings menu they keep coming back and i have no idea why. I dont see a logical reasons why my extensions would be doing that

Hello there,

It's more an observation than a question.

FF was slow when several pages with video feeds were opened. Looking at the about:processes, I saw that the GPU usage was high. Disabling hardware acceleration solved this problem.

This occurred on a Dell XPS-15-9520, Win11, i5-12500H, 64GB RAM, Iris Xe. I don't have this problem on Linux machines.

May I suggest to benchmark and monitor hardware acceleration so that both CPU and GPU are used in case of heavy workload?

Many thanks,

Olivier. (very long time, happy, FF user ... )

after a few minutes, memory and cpu usage climbs to 100%. just started a few weeks ago. downloaded and reinstalled firefox but still have the same problem.

any suggestions?

thanks, dave

Hello Firefox Support,

I hope this message finds you well. I am wondering if there is a way for me to view the list of websites where I have allowed or blocked cross-site cookies. Any assistance you could provide on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

For example, if I blocked a cross-site permission for google.co.uk, would there be any way to see what I blocked?

Thank you for your time and support.

To whom this may concern, I am requiring about getting back bookmarks I recently just lost. I had a list close to 3000 of them, however I reformatted my PC and found out there weren't being synced recently and don't have the bookmark backups in my file list anywhere. Have tried many data recovery software to no avail, if there's a possibility I could have access to my last few bookmark updates to the cloud that would save many headaches Thanking you

When I type the first letter of a certain site, the full site automatically comes up but the old index page is used (www) not the new index page of the site (without www) so the site never comes up. The site is https://www.zeninthezone.com/ I've cleared cache cookies and history to no avail.

I cannot stream videos from Paramount Plus, HULU, etc. Message appears stating "WidevineCDM plugin has crashed. I pushed the button to report the crash but nothing has happened. It is been since Friday October 13, 2023. Ironic huh?

Can you help fix this? I pay for these sites and I'm not doing anything illegal like sharing passwords etc.

Firefox 118.0.2 Windows 10 I cleared cache and cookies and since then when logging on to NatWest the "Remember Me" option will not work, I have to type in my customer number every time. I'm sure I had this problem a few years ago but cannot remember what fixed it. Tried contacting an agent of NatWest but their response was the expected "clear cache and try another browser" so no help at all. Probably a long shot but has anyone any idea what I am missing?

When i use (and by inference... sign into Mozilla) i have a toolbar with several bookmarks - that are specific to my usage. In a way, you could say they are private to my sessions (not specifically the one i am in, but on a recurring basis) and should not be available to others... When I sign out of Mozilla (either manually or as an optional default for when the browser is closed...) I want the bookmark tabs on the toolbar to also go into storage. -->Is this possible (how?)

How sync'd devices are handled is another discussion For now.... let's address this device as an independent connection.

There are already a number of questions related to how to get rid of the stupid pop-up window asking to translate the web pages. I am fluent in 4 languages, I use them all on daily basis and for obvious reasons I cannot keep shifting any system preferences or anything else while switching between languages.

I tried copy the "about:config" which is supposed to prevent the automatic translation from being suggested. It doesn't work - the pop-up still comes. I have even rebooted the computer after. still the pop-up comes for random web pages.

Please for the next release of this otherwise magnificient (non-microsoft) browser fix this irritating feature.

it is not Firefox business to judge whether I understand the language on the pages or not. I want to be able to prevent all attempts at "user friendliness" from the browser.

Please advice when fixed.

Sometimes a bookmark folder on my toolbar randomly won't open. I can go to Manage Bookmarks and see the bookmarks there, but the folder on the toolbar won't open when I click on it. I haven't changed anything on the folder. Sometimes deleting a bookmark in the folder and restarting Firefox fixes the folder, sometimes it doesn't.

I haven't noticed any errors.

I'm using Firefox 118.0.2 (64-bit) on Ubuntu.

Firefox 118.0.2 is not recognized by spectrum.com so I cannot sign in to my spectrum account. I've cleared cookies and cache but nothing is working. I get "This feature is currently unavailable. Please try again from home or contact us for assistance. IDID-4002." MS Edge works with NO issues. I don't like Edge so I'd appreciate any ideas or help.

Thanks,

oldheart

Greetings:

I regularly access the ‘Bill O’Reilly DotCom’ site via Mozilla Firefox. Recently following a service interruption (now corrected), I could not open the site at the homepage (https://www.billoreilly.com) through any browser. Eventually, the issue self-corrected on Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome, but persists at Firefox. Whenever I enter "https://www.billoreilly.com" into the address line, I am instead booted over to a site at "https://na.billoreilly.com/" (see image), an all-white blank page save for the 'Bill O'Reilly DotCom' logo and a message reading:

"BillOReilly.com is not available in this country. We apologize for any inconvenience."

The insertion of the 'na.' into the homepage address might indicate a default change in access possibly caused by a virtual private network being shifted to a different region, with 'na' connoting another country. But my VPN is set for 'United States' and is presently disconnected. Repeatedly removing the ‘na.’ from the address line and manually entering the correct home page address is useless – it continues to reinsert the ‘na.’ And as indicated, my Chrome and Edge browsers have no such problem accessing this homepage, so this is obviously an issue relative to Firefox.

Fortunately, I can freely access 'Bill O'Reilly Dotcom' content through their other links. But the loss of the homepage is nonetheless a nuisance. Please impart any information or wisdom you may have on ameliorating this issue. I have contacted 'Bill O'Reilly Dotcom' about this matter as well

--Regards, Steve Saucedo

Recently, Firefox won't open any URL and I have to shut down the program and start again. There is no pattern to which sites freeze and many of them re ones I frequently use.

I have tried to save this login:

https://empirelegal.reporterbase.com/contact

But every time I move to Username, it edits my website link to remove the "/contact". Of course, without that, the system doesn't take me to the correct page and I have to go to a Word document I created to get the correct page.

Why does it edit my link? Also, I tried attaching a pdf of the screenshot here, but for whatever reason, you aren't allowing that.

Christine Midkiff, CP, RFP [removed phone# from support forum]

Firefox on Mac shows the wrong time. I have followed every support thread I have found so far - checked that the problem is Firefox and not the websites in question, checked that the time via Firefox's console is wrong, checked that resistFingerprint is false, trashed cookies and preferences, booted in Troubleshoot Mode, altered system settings. Nothing has worked. The time has been accurate until a few weeks ago when daylight savings time started.